I'm confused with step # 2 of the assembly section. I need help (Mount the connecting rod: Pull out the pinchcock and pin bearing, then DRILL ...........)
12876
look like different model that you owned .you should skip step #2. insert two pins into both drive wheels hole instead .
381977
Thank you!!! Very helpful...just pull hard. Soo frustrating but that did the trick! Love the tables and assembly not hard with this tip!
642000
Sorry, can't help you. I too found the website and the instructions confusing. Also, what I got in the mail turned out not to be the complete set required for installation, so I returned the piece I got rather than order additional parts.
1423348
Buy this whole assembly, I had it installed in under 3 minutes. Check youtube for videos to help with install. It is just held in with two plastic push in fasteners. Piece of cake!
1311952
The only problem I had was to get the pins to "snap" into the housing properly. It requires quite a bit of force to snap them in. There are several videos on youtube and I recommend watching some of them. After assembly I have had no problem connecting and separating the housing (connectors).
734278
found the assembly instructions online for you, i just put one together yesterday and this is the exact instructions that i received in my boxhttp://www.homedepot.com/catalog/pdfImages/d8/d8030b36-0e06-4f0a-97f4-0bda71c8692f.pdf, hope amazon allows the external link here
2031216
I just finished assembling this bike less than an hour ago; so, this is still fresh in my mind. I had a bit of trouble with this as well. First, make sure everything is lined up straight and the screw holes are open. You may need to turn the screw through each of the holes (before assembling) to open them up if they are not drilled open all the way. I also found that it took a bit of "elbow grease" to get the screw to go all the way in as it is supposed to do. The first few turns of the screwdriver are difficult, then it screws in smoothly. Perhaps there is a holding material on the inside of the handlebars that you have to get through, I'm not sure. I hope this helps; good luck!
344806
On mine I opened the blade section then had to figure out how to 're-stack' the 3 parts that fell out.1st - curved blade spring tensioner, curve down and insert notch into tip end first.2nd - straight blade, insert notch into tip end first.3rd - reciprocating blade, w/ arm on pin on gear.Then insert snap cover into tip first and snap down.
2040523
It has been awhile, but if I remember right I went to ace hardware and got a longer screw that went through the square tube & into the other side of the handle by a 1/2". Then you put the handle on the square tube and drill through the tube and handle. Make sure you stop at 3/8 to 1/2" on the other side of handle. you just need enough for the screw to start. Also if you go bigger than the excisting hole the screw will strip. If you need something else you can email me at stollerfamily@netscape.com
885868
Mine came with a thorough set of assembly instructions, and Crosley was very helpful when I had a flawed part. I would recommend contacting Crosley. I bet they would send you an instruction booklet promptly or perhaps tell you where to get one online.The Crosley web site is http://www.crosleyfurniture.com/
1240521
Hi Nana. Stubborn little thing isn't it? When I first tried it, I thought " Wow! This thing ain't right!", but it's just made that way. I assume that's because the assembly has a slight spring pressure that keeps it from coming apart before you're ready. There are two small "nubs" on the shaft of the orange plastic assembly that prevent the thing from just coming apart. You need to exert a little more force and it comes right out. I wouldn't use pliers or a screwdriver...well maybe a screwdriver (extra vodka please !)... but not a mechanical device. I hope this helps you out. ( It seems to come out easier each consecutive time.) Have a great day. Tony
1676617
You have to remove the assemble that the motor is attached to. That is clipped in or there are screws holding it. Once it's removed there should be two nuts that are on the bolts going through the housing of the motor. Remove the nuts and it should come off.
292013
You have to assemble it.... you need screw driver. and a drill could help....
2272031
There are no instructions provided. However, all you have to do is pull the releasing tap on top and pool the center rod. If you have to force anything, you are doing it wrong.
189932
I remember it being kind of difficult but I assembled mine two or three years ago so I am not much help. I think I just gently persevered and it worked. Maybe lubricate with some WD40? I might have done that. Good luck. If all else fails I would call the manufacturer to get hints from them. Hopefully by the time you get this you will have it worked out.
2011581
I know had trouble too. Had to look at the pics and use directions. The ones I had trouble with in the end were the hoses, because they were pkgd with the frame I thought they went with it at first. Use the directions for the bottom of the frame, use common sense with most of the rest, just remember the curved ones go in front and the little hoses connect the housing/steamer inside to the steamer motor
2231899
There are plastic wheels on a piece of rod at the end's of the rod there is what looks like a hub cap that secures the wheel to the rod. Drill the rod add flat washer and a pin. Or stop by the local hardware store they can give you a similar replacement. We Slide and take 1/2 rows up its a lot faster !!!!